1937
2024
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Becky Simpson
August 31, 2024
We loved Jeanniene! She was so thoughtful and never forgot a birthday. Steven and Becky Simpson
Cindy Poulson
August 30, 2024
Hi my deepest condolences on the loss of your Mom.
It was a sad day when I found her obituary.
Hi met Claude and Jeannine from family history. I'm not quite sure of what we would be to one another. But a great great grandfather had many wives. Jeannine came down one line and my Mom and Aunt Alma came from another of his wives.
Anyway I have stayed in touch with Jeannine for many many years.
When I first contacted her they where living in Wyoming, then Montana ending in Idaho.
Love keeping in touch while they did there senior mission. Couple times we had lunch together.
They when Claude passed away she called me and we talked for quite away. She sure missed Claude.
She was a trooper and despite her medical issues she continued on her life. I will miss her phone conversations, her beautiful cards, her emails and mostly her.
God bless you all and help you find comfort in the memories she help you all build in her lifetime. Cindy Poulson
Lisa and DaveWoods
August 30, 2024
Sorry for your loss Wendy.
Doris Backstrom
August 30, 2024
Jeanniene was a friend for many years as our husbands were firefighters together. They played golf and enjoyed each other´s company.
This year I won´t receive a telephone call on my birthday and the telephone will be quiet. Her cheery voice asking how I have been, is no more.
Her update on her children and grandchildren, and her latest mishap health wise will need to come from someone else.
Who will tell me about her children now?
If there is a statue that we come put in the center of the courtyard, if would be of Jeanniene with her arms outstretched towards her children. She cared deeply about their wellbeing.
Good bye, dear friend, I will miss you.
Tara H.
August 30, 2024
Grandma- To the woman that taught me many things, helped raise me, and gave me a reason to laugh and smile every time I was around you. I will forever be grateful to call you my grandmother. I love you and I miss your warm smile and hugs.. Give gramps a big hug for me please!
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